Purchase requisitions that check against a real budget before approval, Purchase Orders built from an approved requisition, and Goods Receipt that auto-posts the resulting vendor bill through the same Accounts Payable path a manually-entered bill would use -- no separate, duplicated bill-posting logic.
If linked to a budget line, checked against that budget's real remaining headroom (computed live from the General Ledger) before it can be approved.
Only an APPROVED requisition can become a PO, built against a real vendor with real line items.
Records a Goods Receipt, computes the variance between ordered and received amounts, and auto-creates the vendor bill via Accounts Payable -- the same path a manually-entered bill takes, so nothing is posted twice.
Every vendor gets a deterministic reliability score from their own real PO history: cancellation rate, lead time judged against this org's own median across its vendors, and cost variance between received and ordered amounts -- each deduction listed with the real number behind it.
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